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I recently took a nostalgic trip back in time... I traveled to Boblo, a Canadian island in the Detroit River where I spent many happy day...
We called on metro Detroit to come together to save the Boblo boat Ste. Claire. And we received
Dedicated to telling the stories of the faded empire of Michigan through its ruins and remote, forgotten places. With attitude, of course.
An abandoned Victorian-era amusement park is rusting away amidst luxury houses.
Okay it's not Windsor, but close enough. The old Dance Hall from Boblo Amusement Park as it looks today.
Abandoned Boblo Island Amusement Park is a former large amusement park which ran from 1898 until September 30, 1993.
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A lasting piece of Detroit nostalgia went up in flames Friday: The Boblo boat SS Ste. Claire caught fire on the Detroit River
The boat's love stories, musical revelry and more are recounted in "A People's History of the SS Columbia."
A Detroit excursion boat which ferried passengers to the Boblo Island amusement park caught fire Friday at the Riverside Marina in Detroit.
Fire has destroyed a piece of Michigan history, one of the old Boblo Island boats. See what the S.S. Ste Claire looked like from our recent tour.
We explored the grounds of Boblo Island Amusement Park to see what it looks like now. These are pictures of the eerie remnants of the park which operated from 1898 to 1993.
Gone are the roller coasters, but there are plenty of haunting remnants from Boblo Island Amusement Park, which delivered thrills and family fun from 1898 to September 30, 1993. Here's what we saw as we recently explored the amusement park area.
The SS Columbia steamer, which once carried passengers to Boblo Island Amusement Park, will soon travel from a shipyard in Toledo, Ohio, to Buffalo, N.Y., the next …
The S.S. Columbia, the iconic Boblo boat that created happy memories for hundreds of thousands of school children and tourists for nearly a century, has been hauled away from the edge of the River Rouge waterfront in Detroit to start a new life in Toledo, Ohio.
The Boblo boats, then and now
